Mi'kmaq rapper and producer Wolf Castle has a big hit on his hands with his latest EP. The man behind the music is Tristan Grant from Pabineau First nation - we reached him today in Bathurst.

To Halifax and back. That's the distance members at Base Gagetown have been trekking - virtually - for the past six weeks to show solidarity with neighbouring Nova Scotia after a series of tragedies in that province this summer. We'll hear more about the challenge from one of the base's chaplains, Harold Boomhower.

A legislative committee voted unanimously to support teaching Indigenous languages to all students in the province, but not everyone is on board. St. Thomas University professor Andrea Bear Nicholas is concerned this idea will stretch language resources and make it more difficult to get an immersion program off the ground.

Lion's Mane jellyfish are not unusual in these parts, but people frequenting a beach in the Bathurst area have reported far more than usual. We'll speak with a jellyfish expert about what's going on.

It's raspberry season! Our food columnist Karen Mersereau of Hotel Paulin joins us with her favourite ways to use the tart berry.

This summer we're asking the experts - librarians - to share some great summer reading suggestions.

It can be tough for people who use a wheelchair to enjoy the beach, but some new wheelchairs are helping fix that.

The Fiddlehead literary journal is celebrating 75 years - making it the oldest continuously published literary journal in the country. We speak with editor Sue Sinclair.

Our birder Alain Clavette joins us for part 2 of his journey down the Kedgwick River, an area that is just thick with beautiful birds.

Today on our National Parks Column, we're heading to Fort Beauséjour - Fort Cumberland, a national historic site located on the Chignecto Isthmus. Park interpreter Juliette Bulmer will join us to talk about the fort's history.